Liz Truss went into her first Conservative Party conference as prime minister hoping for a faction-uniting celebration of her tax-cutting agenda.
But it was not the jamboree she had hoped for, with Cabinet members breaking rank, publicly criticising each other and accusing Tory colleagues of staging a “coup”.
The government’s major U-turn on scrapping top-rate tax set the agenda for this week’s conference, and here we take a look at what we have learned during the event in Birmingham.
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